U.S. To Target More Businesses After Hyundai Raid, Top Official Says
Source: Huff Post/Reuters
Sep 7, 2025, 01:17 PM EDT
WASHINGTON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - President Donald Trumps administration plans to target more businesses for immigration enforcement after a raid on a Hyundai facility in Georgia led to hundreds of arrests, a top White House official said on Sunday.
Speaking on CNNs State of the Union, White House border czar Tom Homan said the administration would intensify the focus on workplaces.
Were going to do more worksite enforcement operations, Homan said. No one hires an illegal alien out of the goodness of their heart. They hire them because they can work them harder, pay them less, undercut the competition that hires U.S. citizen employees.
Opponents of Trumps crackdown and some business groups say major U.S. industries - including agriculture, hospitality and meatpacking - depend on immigrants without legal status.
Read more: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/us-to-target-more-businesses-after-hyundai-raid-tom-homan_n_68bdbb85e4b01dc9163802f9?origin=home-latest-news-unit

Irish_Dem
(74,728 posts)Trump is leaving no stone unturned when it comes to blackmail and extortion.
bucolic_frolic
(52,385 posts)Every entity and everyone should do a risk assessment.
Irish_Dem
(74,728 posts)Trump believes all of the US, money and resources belong to him.
People must pay for the privilege of living or doing business in the US.
Pay Trump directly or face consequences.
bucolic_frolic
(52,385 posts)why personal assets - 401Ks, retirement funds, insurance policies - are exempt. Congress can levy a tax on anything.
Irish_Dem
(74,728 posts)Nothing would surprise me.
SomewhereInTheMiddle
(568 posts)Irish_Dem
(74,728 posts)bucolic_frolic
(52,385 posts)Money in circulation and the velocity of money are being bone-dried and vacuumed off. Our standards of living will fall for decades and remain there.
Irish_Dem
(74,728 posts)I was thinking the same thing, our standard of living is going to plummet.
Will anything be restored?
CrispyQ
(40,220 posts)I just want to wake up from this ridiculously mean stupid nightmare.
JoseBalow
(8,392 posts)
North Coast Lawyer
(183 posts)Big factories have lots of parts. The companies who manufacture those parts send their process engineers to the factory site to make sure their companies parts are properly and effectively integrated into the whole that will eventually be a functioning factory. Parts made in Korea will be accompanied by Korean engineers, parts made in Brazil will be accompanied by Brazilian engineers, parts made in Germany by German engineers ... .
This is how global manufacturing works. Seems pretty obvious -- but apparently not to MAGA brained folks.
Nigrum Cattus
(1,000 posts)Any accountability, anyone ?
mdbl
(7,337 posts)fraudulent credentials. If that's the case they should be prosecuted.
Gore1FL
(22,597 posts)It'd certainly be a costly move, but with all that is going on, so might staying.
RedArkGuy
(834 posts)This is the extortion part of crony capitalism. Nice business you've got there. Would be a shame if Jabba the Hut was turned loose on it like what happened at that Hyundai plant.
Renew Deal
(84,480 posts)Supposedly they spent months preparing for the Hyundai visit. So they allowed the "illegal" activity to continue for months just to make a spectacle.
There still hasn't been a good explanation of what Hyundai did wrong and why they went after workers instead of management.
live love laugh
(15,877 posts)AverageOldGuy
(2,948 posts)Never happen
Of the approx 300 Koreans who were hassled by ICE they were engineers, construction managers, or specialized construction workers who were building a factory to employ hundreds. They were all in the US on special 90-day work visas - nothing illegal about them. About a dozen of those arrested were senior people from Hyundai in the US to check progress of construction.
And now they are going to do the same thing to other foreign manufacturers. Will not be long before foreign companies declare piss on this, we are not building factories in the US
GenThePerservering
(3,061 posts)OC375
(260 posts)Were they here legally or not?
Queso Delicioso
(81 posts)My god what a tool. Short-sighted doesn't even begin to cover it. Not that he cares, he'll be dead within five years (or so I fervently hope)
Karasu
(2,003 posts)Last edited Mon Sep 8, 2025, 10:37 AM - Edit history (1)
flying fuck about employee salaries or being overworked.
They just want to do all that same shit to "real" American workers instead.
JT45242
(3,624 posts)Good cover for the cruelty
Skittles
(167,376 posts)Hyundai paid up - big time